Send messages from anywhere with CAT phones Satellite Messaging Service
Australians are no strangers to 3G, 4G and 5G connectivity issues. We often have enough trouble...
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Smart Baseballs take a game of catch to the next level
There is finally an end to the debate – the bickering can stop. If you really want to know...
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Enjoy the privacy of a meeting room, everywhere.
People suck. Not all people, but the ones that take loud phone calls on public transport, or walk...
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This headband refuses to let you fall asleep while driving
Over time, fatigue has proven to be one of the scariest and most deadly aspects of driving. Truck,...
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Suffering from airborne allergies? There’s tech for that
Wearable health tech has been a huge part of CES over the last few years and it shows absolutely...
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Effortlessly learn piano with… lights?
If you too are hopeless musically but have always wanted to impress your friends and family behind...
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Smart Dog Collar Keeps Tabs on Furry Friend’s Heart Health, Appetite and Location
As a dog owner, it’s only natural to want the best for your furry friend. You make sure they...
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Observing the observable universe with a button press
Okay so the universe is beautiful and exciting and cool but it’s also… a lot....
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Love handwriting but hate scanning? This pen will do it for you!
If you are one of those among us that has never really adapted to the digital age, you might still...
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What’s a Nomad Safe? And why do I want one?
One of many reasons that I don’t go outside is the fear of having my personal belongings...
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REVIEW: EPOS Adapt 660 Enterprise headphones – The one stop shop
Enterprise headphones are a segment of the market that is broached by nearly every audio company...
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Does Virtual Reality have a future in gaming?
Ever since the days of Tron, gamers have been pining for an immersive, all-encompassing gaming...
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Review: ASUS ZenBook Pro Duo – Truly ‘the laptop of tomorrow’
I read the tagline across the ASUS website, stating that the ZenBook Pro Duo was ‘the laptop of...
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Review: The new Western Digital My Passport – Sleek and Sexy
In this age of laptop setups, working from home and prioritizing portability, an issue that often...
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Review: Half-Life: Alyx – Pushing the boundaries of VR
It’s a day that so many Half-Life fans never imagined would come. A day that has been held with so...
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Review: HTC Vive Cosmos Elite – Excellence in Virtual Reality
Last month we announced you to the all-new HTC Vive Cosmos, the Cosmos Elite. The Cosmos Elite is...
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Review: BlueAnt Burleigh Bluetooth Speaker – Big sound with a little price tag
BlueAnt is an Australian owned and designed audio company that has been around the market for a...
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First Impressions: Call of Duty WARZONE – A home run?
You might have played Fortnite, you might have played PUBG, but as of this morning, there’s...
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Review: Reliefband Premier – An unbelievably effective nausea treatment
This years Consumer Electronics Show was home to a wide variety of health and fitness products,...
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HTC VIVE gets an exciting revamp: All-new VIVE Cosmos
Virtual reality is a technology that’s been around longer than most of us care to remember. Having...
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Review: Turtle Beach Recon 200 – Bang for Buck
Anyone that knows anything about video games is familiar with Turtle Beach as a brand. I’d go so...
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IEM officially confirms move to Melbourne for 2020
The rumours have been circling the Australian gaming community all week and this morning we can...
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The Fortnite Summer Smash is back for 2020!
Last year we told you all about the Fortnite Summer Smash taking place at the Australian Open...
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VyB is the new-age review site taking on Yelp
For those that aren’t up with the lingo, everything these days has a ‘vibe’ or...
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YouTube brings on LazarBeam, Muselk & Valkyrae to stream exclusively
In a time where video game streamers are earning millions of dollars annually, it’s no...
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The world’s first connected license plate – Rplate
From updating the background image, to changing text and a whole lot in between; the Rplate is a...
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This single-use battery pack could be a godsend
PawaMini is a biodegradeable, single-use battery pack that might just save your bacon in an...
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Reliefband is the wearable to alleviate your car sickness and nausea
There aren’t many worse feelings that our body can generate than nausea. Whether it’s...
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HANDS ON: Suunto 7 – What more could you want?
Here at CES 2020 we were introduced to the Suunto 7, the latest in a range of sport watches by the...
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Snoring problem? There’s a pillow for that
Snoring is a part of life. It’s something that many of us accept that either we, our...
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JBL go full nerd with all-new Quantum gaming range
Complete with a range of headsets and a set of speakers for your PC, JBL are going all in on the...
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Intel show off new mobile processor ‘Tiger Lake’ and tease their first ever discrete graphics card
A company known for decades as a powerhouse in the computing sphere, Intel is a brand that...
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Dell’s plans to expand their gaming & monitor range
It’s not an incredible surprise that a company known so intimately for their monitors would...
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LG announce stunning additions to their OLED TV range
Last year, LG dominated CES with their Signature OLED R – the TV that rolled down into a...
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LG are incorporating AI seamlessly into the home from 2020
It’s no secret that artificial intelligence is going to be an incredibly integral part of...
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Ohsnap is the ‘phone grip’ you never knew you needed
It’s a stand! It’s a magnetic phone case! No, that’s an Ohsnap (read “oh...
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TALI: The connected motorbike helmet that’s sure to turn heads
Smart helmets are by no means a brand new invention – but we have never seen one as...
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KEYMO is the ‘smart stamp’ looking to eliminate the wallet
Think of as many traditional uses for the stamp as you can. A whole lot have been made obsolete...
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Review: ASUS ROG Phone II – Unquestionably purpose built
Much like other gaming phones we’ve reviewed here at EFTM, the ASUS ROG (Republic of Gamers)...
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D&D fans are gearing up for this incredible looking RPG – Dark Alliance
The table-top adventure game that’s unquestionably led the charge as both the most...
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Review: PLT BackBeat FIT 6100 – True to its heritage
We’re big fans of the team over at Plantronics (PLT) here at EFTM. From their fitness products to...
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Australians are welcoming smart home devices like never before
Recent studies have shown that Australians are increasingly making the move to smarten up their...
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Businesses are now using AI to enhance employee welfare
It’s no secret that the future is now. Technology is advancing at a rate beyond all predictions...
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Black Friday deals for gamers
As video gaming continues to rise as a hobby, one thing has become very clear among the community...
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Review: Kogan QLED 49″ Curved 144Hz Monitor – Size does matter
Let me start off by criticizing the Kogan QLED 49” Curved Monitor. The BIGGEST issue you’ll have...
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Ho! Ho! How to avoid getting scammed this Christmas
Heading into the Christmas season, Aussies are making more purchases than any other time of year...
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Review: Turtle Beach Elite Atlas Aero – Quality from top to bottom
Turtle Beach is a name that is absolutely and entirely synonymous with video gaming. There...
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LG double down on gaming tech
Capitalizing on the rising phenomenon that is video gaming, electronics giant LG have announced...
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Minecraft Earth is launching with a bang in Sydney
For those of you not already playing, Minecraft Earth is an AR (augmented reality) mobile game...
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